The investigating of the use of plastic materials for recycling in landscape planning area in Kastamonu

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1 The investigating of the use of plastic materials for recycling in landscape planning area in Kastamonu Ilknur Zeren, Mehmet Cetin, Hakan Sevik Figure 1 Showing the Kastamonu s landscape planning area location

2 Introduction As we know, plastic is available in every phase of our daily lives. Such as, kitchen, bathroom, children s playground,school, restaurant, hospital, and so on. So, The landscape architecture and recreational areas are using too Figure 2 Using plastic materials for design of aesthetics Figure 3 Using plastic materials for lighting

3 Figure 4 Using plastic materials for walls Figure 5 Using plastic materials for children s playground Figure 6 Using plastic materials for children s playground

4 Figure 7 Using plastic materials at square Figure 8 Using plastic materials for walls Figure 9 Using plastic materials for dog s house Figure 10 Using plastic materials at parking spot

5 Material and method Plastic material comes before us today almost every aspect of our lives. According to the types of plastic materials, especially in the architecture department is done research on how it should be used in landscape architecture department. Use of the plastic landscape architecture design in this research aesthetic, environmental, economic and functional that should not be ignored. The purpose of landscape architecture as well as contribute to the overall peace push recycling provides both aesthetic and economic sense earnings. This study examined the use of plastic materials, landscape design, which has become indispensable in our lives. In this regard, the designs of the plastic frame on the landscape planning in Kastamonu within areas are evaluated. The plastic used in this field, obtaining the data fields for evaluation was done photography, surveys. The resulting data are fitted to the results observed from disturbing the natural environment of the plastic materials used in the field.

6 Results and discussions By utilizing the identified plastic for landscape design areas in this research, the user is able to import, view, and analyze model results from the software in displays using ArcView and subsequently import those results into suitable plastic landscape design areas to create a discussion display. The survey results are input into ArcGIS, and ArcGIS is used to create geographic data integration, analysis, and management. The inputs point to the connection in the ArcView and ArcInfo environments. It is then evaluated in the Data Analysis and Visualization Lab.

7 Figure 11 Probability of Plastic landscape design areas

8 Conclusions The use of the plastic is located in the survey how rich. The use of landscape architecture at the design stage of the day is observed that the use of plastics increased since then. valuable design aesthetic and functional economic landscape architecture with an environmental approach in the plastic to be seen in the study it was observed that out. The use of plastic ever made in the design as well as providing recycling and contribute aesthetically functional economic and environmental terms of landscape architecture. plastic areas as seen in the research can be expanded further. Thus use can be extended. decorative use of landscape architecture and design reflects the spirit of plastics. Such applications are able to be used easily in places where people go for various activities of daily life. Consequently, Kastmonu has used in aesthetic plastic materials, was observed benefit in terms of functional, aesthetics and recycling. This work can be done in the future to fund their planning and design work.

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